Fermented Chili Sauce & Tomatoes
A sauce that blends spicy, sweet, and sour flavors for a great combination with stir-fries and snacks. It also works well with any type of protein, sandwiches, and more.
Wear a pair of kitchen gloves
Halve and remove the seeds from <quantity> 15</quantity> spicy red chilies
Halve and remove the seeds form <quantity>4</quantity> jalapeño peppers
Halve and remove the seeds from <quantity>2</quantity> red bell peppers
Halve and remove the seeds from <quantity>4</quantity> tomatoes
Trim, peel, and chop <quantity>1</quantity> white onion
Crush and peel <quantity>4</quantity> garlic cloves
Peel and chop <quantity>1<unit>thumb</unit></quantity> of ginger
Place all the ingredients in a bowl and measure the total weight. Add the 2% of the weight in salt. In this case, it is about <quantity>1<unit>tbsp</unit></quantity> of salt. Mix to season evenly
Place the ingredients in a blender and blend until homogeneous
Fill ⅔ of a sanitized water bottle with the sauce. Squeeze to remove all air from the bottle, until the contents reach the edge of the nozzle. Close tightly with the lid
Let the sauce rest at room temperature for at least 1w until the bottle is stuffed. The fermented chili sauce is ready
Trim, halve, and deseed <quantity>8</quantity> ripe tomatoes
Place them in a bowl and season with salt and ground black pepper to taste
Drizzle <quantity>1<unit>tbsp</unit></quantity> of extra virgin olive oil and mix
Place the seasoned tomatoes in a baking tray, with the cut face down
Bake at <temperature>180<unit>°C</unit></temperature> for 45m until roasted. The roasted tomatoes are ready
Peel the Roasted Tomatoes and place some in a bowl
Add the Fermented Chili Sauce to taste
Smash and mix to combine. The fermented chili sauce & tomatoes is ready
Use it to add an extra spice to sandwiches and toasts. It's also perfect in a bean stew. Enjoy!
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